The Ugly Indian

Bengaluru is not just a startup hub; it’s also a city of changemakers, offering meaningful volunteering opportunities for those eager to make a difference!

For all those arm-chair critics, this is a chance to make a real difference. Adopt a street and set an example worth following. Under this initiative, the first activity will be a ‘Basic Clean-Up’, which will be conducted immediately, following which, the cleaning will be done at regular intervals in consultation with the BBMP.

Recently in news for sponsoring the stitching of waste IPL flags into cloth bags, Chirag Arora also puts up tutorial videos of the work he undertakes. Check them out to learn how to fill potholes and spruce up a dump yard!

What makes the participation of a senior officer like Randeep Dev in such public service initiatives even more praiseworthy is that he kept his identity anonymous throughout the drive.

The Ugly India, Bangalore-based anonymous collective that is working to clean up the face of Indian streets, has painted over 250 flyover pillars in the city. The best part? They stay clean.

Watch this video and see how local residents and government officials came together to transform a garbage dump into a beautiful public park!